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Blast investigations, prison cell searches: Home Team targets 2028 roll-out of humanoid robots (opens the original)
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The new Home Team Humanoid Robotics Centre in One-North is the first of its kind dedicated specifically to humanoid robotics for public safety. SINGAPORE: Police officers conducting post-blast investigations and prison officers searching through inmates’ cells could soon be assisted by humanoid robots as early as 2028. These are among the capabilities being developed and tested at the Home Team Humanoid Robotics Centre (H2RC) in One-North, which was officially opened on Wednesday (Sep 30). “Our
Singapore proposes UN framework for global AI safeguards (opens the original)
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Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan says countries need common rules, testing standards and potentially a new international institution to manage AI risks. SINGAPORE: Singapore has proposed a United Nations framework convention on artificial intelligence safeguards, as governments grapple with risks ranging from autonomous systems going out of control to the use of AI to develop weapons of mass destruction. Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said on Sunday (Sep 27) that the UN
Potential StarHub-M1 merger could create stronger rival to Singtel but reduce consumer perks, say analysts (opens the original)
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StarHub and Keppel have confirmed they are in talks over a potential deal, months after a proposed acquisition of M1 by rival Simba fell through. SINGAPORE: A potential merger between StarHub and M1 could forge a large enough rival to market leader Singtel and reshape Singapore’s telecommunications landscape, though analysts warn that consumers could see today’s fierce price competition come to an end. StarHub and Keppel confirmed on Wednesday (Sep 23) that they are in talks over a potential dea
Public servants need to shift from doing things ‘for’ Singaporeans to ‘with’ them: Chan Chun Sing (opens the original)
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Giving the example of the recent redevelopments of Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks, Mr Chan said the public service has to honestly articulate trade-offs on policy decisions. SINGAPORE: Public servants need to shift away from doing things “for” Singaporeans to doing things “with” them instead, while honestly airing the trade-offs on policy decisions, said Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing on Friday (Sep 18). Addressing an audience of around 800 public servants during a le
North-South Corridor: Costs of two-year delay to be known only after completion, LTA says (opens the original)
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LTA says it will assess whether any additional costs will be borne by the contractor or the agency itself, once the project wraps up. SINGAPORE: The additional cost arising from the two-year delay to the North-South Corridor project will only be known after the project is completed, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) told CNA on Friday (Sep 18). LTA will also determine whether any additional costs will be borne by the contractor or the agency itself, a spokesperson said. “The final additional co
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